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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1971

Page

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Washington County Fair closes with horse show and pageant

Large crowds attended Washington County Fair events with 3500 at the beauty pageant and over 4000 on grounds Monday for tractor pulls. Tonight features the annual horse show at 6 30 p m an open class hog show at 8 p m and a 9 p m dance by The Echo Five. Admission is free for grounds but tickets required for the dance and horse show. Kid's Day priced rides at 25 cents. livestock judging completed with auctions this morning and results update. A purse theft reported a Waterloo woman had heart medicine stolen last Wednesday and a $20 reward offered for return. City council approved an engineering plan with H R Green Co for water and sewer projects including a new water tower near Green Field. Traffic signals installed at East Main Street and North Second Ave with more intersections to be wired and planned. Grand and breed champions announced in the ramblers Riverside club judging with multiple weights and gains listed. Continued on page.

Washington County Fair Echo Five Waterloo Washington County Fairgrounds Marie Hanks Washington H.R Green Co Cedar Rapids Green Field East Main St North Second Ave South Second Ave East Jefferson St East Washington St South Fourth Ave Jim Reschly Public Works

Franzenburg seeks Iowa governor nomination at Marshalltown

Ames Democrat and former state treasurer Paul Franzenburg announced plans to seek the 1972 Democratic nomination for governor. He previously ran against Gov Robert D. Ray in 1968 and served as treasurer from 1964 to 1968 under Gov Harold Hughes. Franzenburg, a native of Connecticut, spoke at a Swanis Club meeting in Marshalltown.

Marshalltown UPL Paul Franzenburg Franzenburg Robert D. Ray Swanis Club Ames Democrat Harold Hughes Lowa Conn Frangenburg

SAS denies Stockholm POW airlift report in Indochina saga

Reports claimed SAS was asked to fly 183 American POWs from Indochina to New York and a private charter for 187 passengers to Rome, but SAS and governments denied knowledge or involvement. U.S. officials and Hanoi peace negotiator Xuan Thuy rejected any plan, noting POW releases tied to troop withdrawals.

Stockholm UPI Scandinavian Airlines SAS Indochina New York Vientiane Rome Dagens Nyheter Nixon U.S Vietnam H Ross Perot Dallas Europe Laos Office West Germany Germany Paris Xuan Thuy Hanoi Goeran Olausson

Washington Community School District seeks candidates in Sept elections

Vacancies to be filled include board four seat with potential incumbent James E. Lloyd undecided. Only voters from district four can vote for that post, while all district voters may elect the district treasurer held by Keith Lord. Also on the ballot are Joint County School Board seats. Kirkwood mill levy renewal is on the line, having failed by 21 votes last year in Washington County.

Washington Community Board 4 James E. Lloyd Washington Teasurer Keith Lord Washington County Joint County School System Board of Education Ralph Kleese Joint County Board Linn Johnson Cedar Kirkwood Community Kirkwood Benton Iowa Jones, Linn Ced Washington Board of Education Washington Community School Kelly Schlapkohl Iowa State Department of Public Instruction Department of Public Safety

Lottery sets draft order for 1952 birth group

The Selective Service System conducted a lottery to determine induction order for nearly 2 million men born in 1952. First date June 20 received number 30, and second date Sept 2 with number 10. Draft law may be extended. numbers above roughly 150 offer safety. Congress debates the extension amid Vietnam withdrawal disputes.

Washington UPI Selective Service System Congress House Senate United States Vietnam UPL Commerce Department

Weather Iowa: Clear tonight and warm Friday forecast

Iowa weather calls for a clear night with lows in the 50s and a sunny warm Friday with highs in the 80s.

Iowa

Fairgoers praise four day County Fair and its 4-H spotlight

Visitors praise the shooting gallery moon walk and beauty pageant while noting the fair's role in youth and 4-H achievements. Comments from Rodney Curtis Cindy Moore Louis Larsen Lorence Marek Mrs. Hazel Redlinger Joe Jones and Denny Marek reflect on family fun, community cooperation and goals for the industry.

Kington County Rodney Curtis Washington Cindy Moore Louis Larsen Lorence Marek Riverside Ray Hazel

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